Dear Sir/Ms.
- My name is Shimon and I’m Hw Sw Engineer since 1994.
- At the last weeks I’ve started to develop a new unit that the main chip
(the mixed signal micro controller) is Texas Instruments new chip from the
family of: MSP430.
- As you can see at there website they are 16
Thanks for relay, Michael.
The problem I have is the pointer is work properly on the following version
if ( flag 0x01)
{
buf[i].target = table[i].some_double;
buf[i].nexthop = table[i].some_int;
}
but if I use flag == 1 instead of flag 0x01 cause this problem.
and as my understand is set the
Hello again,
I got Cygwin running on both machines now. I dont understand why this
worked, but if you face the same problem you might want to try this:
1. Close Cygwin if it is open (I'm not sure whether this is necessary
but i did it that way)
2. Follow the instructions to run Xubuntos with
buf[i].target = table[i].some_double;
this code is not set pointer to some value?
thanks
2009/8/29 Michael Schippling sc...@santafe.edu
You don't seem to have set buf to point to anything...
MS
Jun Zhang wrote:
Hello, everyone. I am new to tinyos and nesc. and I have the following
data
Hi all
Thanks all for your earlier support. As I had witten in my previous mail
that I am facing two problems in programming Msp430 of TI board.First was
that our mote was not getting recognised by host system and second was
that, though we were able to load the code using flash programmer but
This message is obsolete, I didn't want to send it but my mail program
somehow sent it anyway... I moved back again to a virtual machine :-(
David.
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I fear the formatting of the source code will be broken when coming
out of the mail-list. The actual code is this:
error_t dsrRouteRequest(am_addr_t destination) {
message_t rrMessage; // The message we
will use
nx_struct dsrPacket* rrPayload;//
Hello everybody,
I am following the tutorial 4 : Mote-PC serial communication and
SerialForwarder and I can not compile the program TestSerial. I didn't have any
problem with the previous tutorials, but in this one I have an error like this:
:/opt/tinyos-2.1.0/apps/tests/TestSerial$ make
I'm getting the impression that it is not my code's fault but the
crashes have something to do with the printf() function. If I do less
output via printf() more messages can be sent in a row before the
crash occurs. I've decreased PRINTF_BUFFER_SIZE to 256 now (have tried
1024, 2048 and
Dear David,
Please try
sudo apt-get install build-essential
and see if the problem is solved.
--
best regards,
Faisal Aslam
Ph.D. Candidate
University of Freiburg, Germany
http://cone.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/people/aslam/
David Guillen Jimenez wrote:
Hello everybody,
I am following
Hmm... removed all printf() stuff and replaced them with leds showing
up on events. Mote is still crashing.
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I increased send speed now and can see no more errors or crashes. This
is strange isn't it? I was sending one message every two seconds
before, now I'm sending one message every 750ms.
David.
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If you do have a CLASSPATH environment variable
make sure you have followed the instructions in the error
messages you included here, and also that the directories
and files that it references are indeed the correct ones.
MS
David Guillen Jimenez wrote:
Hi,
I am going ot leave you here some
ACKs are not default behavior in T1, but you apparently have them
enabled if you are getting a variety of values in the message.ack field.
Also the low-level MAC code in the radio stack _should_ take care of
collision backoffs.
I forget the original problem, but how does sending_flag get reset?
Source came through sorta ok
The basics look good, in terms of address calculations and such.
I don't know what version of TOS you are using so I'm not sure
about the details of the interfaces. The one getPayload() method
I've used expects to get a pointer to a payload size, I think,
rather
The CLASSPATH is at the end of this mail defined as I red in the manual:
export TOSROOT=
export TOSDIR=
export MAKERULES=
TOSROOT=/opt/tinyos-2.1.0
TOSDIR=$TOSROOT/tos
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$TOSROOT/support/sdk/java
MAKERULES=$TOSROOT/support/make/Makerules
export TOSROOT
export TOSDIR
ah, sorry...
first, you are on Linux right? Does /opt actually exist in the
file system? If on Widows, cygwin does some fast and loose linking
that makes /opt not appear to Java, so you need to use the full
C:./yada/yada path...
second, you probably want to have '.' in the CP or you will
Hi,
I am using this on Iris motes without any sensing boards. The ReadMe says to
compile with default sensor using SENSORBOARD=sensorboard name make
mote. My questions are:
1. How should I set sensorboard name?
2. How should I set mote? Any string will do?
3. Should this line be added to the
You can set SENSORBOARD=micasb in the makefile,
you will probably just get garbage data but I don't
think there's anything that will hang up.
The make mote thing means to type the command
make and your device type, so:
make iris
to build your program for the iris devices.
I think most
Hi
i am working on Surge how can i get at application level messages?can
anybody knows about it
thanks
khurram
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Was anyone able to build it in Snow Leopard? I get the following errors with
nesc 1.3.1 while running ./configure:.
.
.
.
.
.
checking for darwin... yes
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output file name...
configure: error: in `/Users/sajjad/Downloads/nesc-1.3.1/src':
hi
can any one help me finding out the problem with this code as am not getting
the data portion its coming to be 0 or 255 but should be received reading
pls suggest
event TOS_MsgPtr ReceiveMsg.receive( TOS_MsgPtr m)
{
PongMsg_t* _pongmsg;
call Leds.redOff();
_pongmsg =
Hi,
I want to send an uint8_t array from pc to the mote
by the program TestSerial.java.
What type I should convert uint8_t to? Should I convert it to byte array? or
any other type of array?
Somebody please help my out by providing the code to convert uint8_t to a
suitable type of array
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